GoodReads Rating:
4.00 |
Call of the Nightingale, by Oliver Dean Spencer, an international crime fiction writer. Murder, mayhem, suspense, and humor are a rare combination in a crime thriller, but Spencer has risen to the task. Florescent green glowing rabbits and the Green Hornet and Kato add to the unlikelihood that PI James Cartwright, a Detroit ex-cop, will be able to discover who murdered seventeen-year-old Alice's grandfather. Reviewed by: Carole |
OLIVER DEAN SPENCER is an international crime fiction writer and artist, who spends his time between Rome, Italy, and Montreal, Canada. To date, he's published three novels as part of the James Cartwright PI series through Original Press: The Spencer Files (Book 1), Call of the Nightingale (Book 2), and Case of the Runaway Orangutan (Book 3), including The Crossing, (Book 1) from the Devon West Mystery Series. He is presently working on a collection of short, speculative, dark fiction entitled Tales from the PI Caf, as well as BADMAN (case of the) the 4th in the Cartwright Series and The Fool's Overture (Book 2 in the Devon West Mystery Series). Spencer received his MFA in Visual Arts from the University of Ottawa (2010) and his BFA in Fine Arts from Concordia University, Montreal (2008). When Spencer's not writing he spends his time with his daughter or playing chess at a local cafe and painting.
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